lehyunsu

Thanks for the info. As far as setting the data directory, I'm assuming that MO handles FOMOD installations like it would a quick installation meaning it would automatically set the directory to appear correctly under the filetree? I'm fairly new to MO, so correct me if I'm wrong.

Note: Issues listed here don't concern the mod 'Ruins Clutter Improved' exclusively, but various other mods that may present these issues during installation. 2nd Note: Title may be a bit misleading, as I am referring to the 'setup menu' that is presented during an installation of a mod, not the Mod Configuration Menu (MCM) within the game. I am attempting to install Ruins Clutter Improved through Mod Organizer and have two issues that I ran into. Both of the issues concern the message that pops up when installing mods through Mod Organizer manually, which is "No game data on top level setup". First issue I have when attempting to install Ruins Clutter Improved is that it doesn't have a dedicated 'Data' folder that I could set as the data directory, as shown below, and would like to know what I must do in order to properly set the directory for this particular mod. http://i1378.photobucket.com/albums/ah82/lehyunsu/Ruins%20Clutter%20Improved%20Manual%20Install%20MO_zps697v9ibi.png Second, what would I do if I wanted to install a mod through Mod Organizer using the mod setup feature (example below) which is included in select mods while also addressing the data directory issue which, as far as I know, can only be configured manually? Btw, I already know how to setup a few mods manually using the folder structure, but I'd also like to be able to configure some of my mods through the setup menu. http://i1378.photobucket.com/albums/ah82/lehyunsu/Ruins%20Clutter%20Improved%20Setup%20Menu_zpskdjcxkon.png

(Not load order) Order of installation (ie. graphics mods first then gameplay, etc.) for graphics, gameplay, interface, and character mods? Or not important?

I've always wanted to experience Skyrim through a wide angle view. Not sure about you guys but wide angle views for me, whether in photography or in certain games, have a more immersive feel to them. Here is a comparison of different focal lengths utilized in photography (17mm being the widest.) http://www.west-crete.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/focal-length-comparison-1024x456.jpg Of course, the question is whether or not it's possible to utilize this effect within the game.